Coronavirus will not get in the way of Cyberpunk 2077
CD Projekt Red has announced that it will still be releasing Cyberpunk 2077 on its scheduled release date despite the coronavirus crisis. All the developers have started to work from home and the game has remained on schedule. It is unclear if they will be able to maintain this work ethic if the crisis escalates.
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Nintendo Switch sells out worldwide, prices skyrocket
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Who wants to be a game designer?
Unity, one of the most popular game engines in the world, has just released hundreds of hours worth of tutorials to help people learn to design their own games. They have also made access to the premium version of their software free for the next three months. The offer expires on June 20th.
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Polish government creates Minecraft server for kids stuck at home during quarantine
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Ubisoft says coronavirus will slow down Rainbow Six Siege development
French video game studio Ubisoft has announced that the coronavirus has disrupted the company's regular operations. They have said that development on most of their projects, such as the incredibly popular Rainbow Six Siege, will have to either pause or at least slow down for the foreseeable future. The company has enacted a work from home policy for its employees.
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